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ANNUAL REPORT
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TOWN OF MOULTONBORO

Fiscal Year Ending December 31

1969

This is to certify that the information contained in this
report was taken from our official records and is complete to
the best of our knowledge and belief.

HORACE L. RICHARDSON

LEONARD M. SMART

FRANK E. McINTIRE
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Town Officers

Representative to the General Court
Hon. Dorothy W. Davis

Moderator
Frank EK. McIntire

Town Clerk
Kenneth C. Smith
Selectmen
Horace L. Richardson Leonard M. Smart

Frank E. McIntire

Treasurer

Nina L. Moulton
Harold A. Mohr

Tax Collector
Ernest L. Berry

Health Officer
Dr. Aleksander Ratsep

Trustees of Trust Funds

Ernest L. Berry Fred E. Davis
F. Lester Taylor

Overseers of the Poor
Board of Selectmen

Highway Agents
Thomas Cooney Lauris Avery
Leonard Mallard

Forest Fire Warden
Ralph Dale

Supervisors of the Check List

Wilmot White Richard Young
Leonard Mallard

Library Trustees

Beatrix Solomon Hutcheson Page
Leonard M. Smart Fred E. Davis
Hazel Dale Clyde B. Foss

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Annual Town Meeting

March 11, 1969

Town Meeting called to order at 7:00 o’clock in the
afternoon in the Moultonboro Central School Auditorium by
Moderator Frank McIntire who read the Warrant.

ARTICLE 1: To choose by ballot and major vote a Treas-
urer, Clerk, Tax Collector, one or more not exceeding
two Highway Agents, one Selectman for Three Years,
one Trustee of the Trust Funds for Three Years, and
such other officers and agents as the voters may deem
necessary.

ARTICLE 2: To raise and appropriate such sums of money
as may be necessary to repair Highways and Bridges in
said town.

On motion of Ralph Dale, 2nd by Lauris Avery voted
to raise and appropriate to repair highways and bridges
in said town the sum of $95,000.00.

ARTICLE 3: To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate the sum of $1,091.44 for Town Road Aid.

‘On a motion by Gilbert Wiggins, 2nd by Grace Plummer
voted to raise and appropriate for Town Road Aid the
‘sum of $1,091.44.

ARTICLE 4: To see if the Town will vote to authorize the
Selectmen to borrow money in anticipation of taxes for
the current year maintenance and operation expenses,
and that the Selectmen be authorized to issue notes
therefor, which notes are to be paid out of the tax re-
ceipts of the current year as provided by the provisions
oe Acts of 1953, Chapter 258 and any amendments
thereto.

On a motion of Lawrence Porter, 2nd by Thomas Simns
voted to authorize the Selectmen to borrow money in
anticipation of taxes for the current year, and that the
Selectmen be authorized to issue notes therefor, which
notes are to be paid out of the tax receipts of the cur-
rent year as provided by the provisions of Act of 1953,
Chapter 258 and any amendments thereto.

ARTICLE 5: To see if the Town will vote to allow a discount
on taxes paid in full up to fifteen days after the issue
of the tax bills by the Collector.

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On a motion of Ralph Dale, 2nd by Lauris Avery voted
to allow a 2% discount on taxes paid in full up to fifteen
days after the issue of the tax bills by the Collector.

ARTICLE 6: To see what sums of money the Town will vote
to raise and appropriate for the Lakes Region General
Hospital, the Huggins Hospital, and the Carroll County
Community Services, Inc.

On a motion of Leonard Smart, 2nd by Stephen Tronec
voted to raise and appropriate $2,600.00 for the Lakes
Region General Hospital, the Huggins Hospital, and the
Carroll County Community Services, Inc.

ARTICLE 7: To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate the sum of $500.00 for concerts to be pro-
vided by the Center Harbor Band.

On a motion of Fred Snow, 2nd by Stephen Tronec voted
to raise and appropriate $500.00 for concerts to be pro-
vided by the Center Harbor Band.

ARTICLE 8: To see if the Town will vate to raise and
appropriate the sum of $513.41, which is 1/2000 of 1%
of the assessed valuation of the Town, to the Lakes
Region Association for the purpose of publicizing and
promoting the natural advantages and resources of the
Town, in cooperation with other towns in the Lakes
Region.

On a motion of Lee Huston, 2nd by Fred Snow voted to
raise and appropriate to the Lakes Region Association
for the purpose of publicizing and promoting the natural
advantages and resources of the Town in cooperation
with our towns in the Lakes Region. $513.41

ARTICLE 9: To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate the sum of $100.00 for the Control of
White Pine Blister Rust.

On a motion of Leonard Smart, 2nd by Robert Lamprey
voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 for the
Control of White Pine Blister Rust.

ARTICLE 10: To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate the sum of $5,000.00 for the reconstruction
of a portion of the Moultonboro Neck Road, providing
the State of New Hampshire will apportion the sum of
$10,000.00, the total to be expended under the super-
vision of the New Hampshire Highway Department.

On motion of Lauris Avery, 2nd by Robert ‘Brown voted
to raise and appropriate for the reconstruction of a
portion of the Moultonboro Neck Road, providing the
State of New Hampshire will apportion the sum of

$10,000.00, the total to be expended under the super-
vision of the New Hampshire Highway Department.
The sum raised $5,000.00.

ARTICLE 11: To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate the sum of $10,000.00 to be expended toward
the completion and further improvement of the Eagle
Shore Road and Coe Lane, leading from Redding Lane
to the end of the Eagle Shore Road. (By Petition.)

On a motion of Fred Snow, 2nd by Lawrence Porter
voted to raise and appropriate $10,000.00 to be expended
toward the completion and further improvement of the
Eagle Shore Road and Coe Lane, leading from Redding
Lane to the end of the Eagle Shore Road.

ARTICLE 12: To see if the Town will vote to authorize the
Selectmen to enter into a Contract with the Towns of
Center Harbor, Meredith, and Sandwich to guarantee
ambulance service for the Town for one year, and to
raise and appropriate the sum of $3,000.00 for this pur-
pose.

On a motion of Leonard Smart, 2nd by Kenneth Smith
voted to amend Article 12 to read as follows: Article
12: To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Select-
men to enter into a contract with the Kemp-Symonds
Funeral Home in conjunction with the Towns of Center
Harbor, Meredith, and Sandwich, to guarantee ambulance
service for the town for one year, and to raise and
appropriate the sum of $3,000.00 for this purpose.

On a motion of Stewart Lamprey, 2nd by Martin Clifford
voted to raise and appropriate $4,500.00 to increase the
Health Department Budget to allow for ambulance ser-
vice of the Town for one year.

ARTICLE 138: To see if the Town will vote to a minimum
Town Wage of $2.00 per hour. Other wages to be set by
the Selectmen.

On a motion of Fred Snow, 2nd by Lawrence Porter
voted a minimum Town Wage $2.00 per hour.

ARTICLE 14: To see if the Town will vote to raise and
appropriate the sum of $7,500.00 to resurface Lake
Shore Drive with a hot top mix applied by professional
contractors in this field.

On a motion of Gilbert Wiggin, 2nd by Lauris Avery
voted to raise and appropriate $7,500.00 to resurface
Lake Shore Drive with a hot top mix applied by pro-
fessional contractors in this field.

ARTICLE 15: To see if the Town will vote to have three
more street lights installed between Robbins’ Store and

Alpine Park Road, half-way between the existing four
lights. (By Request.)

On a motion of Horace Richardson, 2nd by Irad Young
voted to have three more street lights installed between
Robbins’ Store and Alpine Park Road, halfway between
the existing four lights.

ARTICLE 16: To see if the Town will vote to enter into an
agreement with Tibbetts Lumber Company to exchange
land at the end of the Rangeway on Shaker Jerry Road
near Deepwood Lodges.

On a motion of David Hammond, 2nd by Austin Morrill
voted to enter into an agreement with Tibbetts Lumber
Co. to exchange land at the end of the Rangeway on
Shaker Jerry Road near Deepwood Lodges.

ARTICLE 17: To see if the Town will vote to authorize the
Selectmen to purchase, for a sum not to exceed
$21,000.00, land and buildings on Long Island owned by
Donald Crumb, in order to provide more parking space
for people using the Town Beach, and to raise and
appropriate money for this purpose. The buildings to
be sold by the Selectmen by sealed bid and removed
from the property.

After Moderator Frank McIntire had read Article 17 as
it appeared in the warrant he announced that Donald
Crumb had withdrawn his offer to the Town, and asked
if there was any further discussion. As there appeared
to be no discussion on Article 17. On a motion of Martin
Clifford, 2nd by Gilbert Wiggins voted to pass the
Article.

ARTICLE 18: To hear reports of any Committees that have
been appointed to present findings to this meeting.

On a motion of Fred Snow, 2nd by John Horne voted to
accept the reports of the Committees that have been
appointed to present findings to this meeting.

ARTICLE 19: To see if the Town will vote to approve the
Budget as printed in the Town Report, subject to any
changes made at this meeting.

On a motion of David Hammond, 2nd by John Horne
voted to raise and appropriate $3,268.40 for a full time
Police Officer appointed by the Selectmen.

On a motion of Stewart Lamprey, 2nd by Horace Rich-
ardson voted to accept the Budget for the Ensuing year
as Amended of $576,971.32.

ARTICLE 20: To transact any other business that may
legally come before said meeting.

The following resolution was offered by Mrs. Dorothy
Davis:

Whereas the Town of Moultonboro has been served
faithfully and diligently for a period of thirty-two con-
secutive years, and whereas our Treasurer is terminating
her service as of this meeting,

Be it resolved that we, the people of the town of
Moultonboro, do here adjourn this meeting in honor of
and with sincere appreciation to Nina L. Moulton,
Treasurer of the town of Moultonboro, and wish her
health and happiness in our midst for many years to
come.

The resolution was unanimously accepted.

On a motion of Horace Richardson, 2nd by Richard
Young voted to adjourn at 12:10 A.M. as there was no
further business appearing.

KENNETH C. SMITH, SR.
Town Clerk

A True Record Attest:
KENNETH C. SMITH, SR.

Town Clerk

Town of Moultonboro

State of New Hampshire

Town Warrant for 1970

To the inhabitants of the Town of Moultonboro, in the

County of Carroll, in said State, qualified to vote in Town
affairs:

You are hereby notified to meet at the Moultonboro

Central School in said Moultonboro on Tuesday, the 10th day
of March, 1970, at ten of the clock in the forenoon to act
upon Article 1 of this Warrant.

Article 2 and the remaining articles of the Warrant to be

taken up at 8:00 P.M. The polls will not close before 8:00

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To choose by ballot and major vote a Treasurer, Clerk,
Tax Collector, one or more not exceeding two Highway
Agents, one Selectman for Three Years, one Trustee of
the Trust Funds for Three Years, and such other
officers and agents as the voters may deem necessary.

To raise and appropriate such sums of money as may
be necessary to repair Highways and Bridges in said
Town.

To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the
sum of $1,243.06 for Town Road Aid.

To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen
to borrow money in anticipation of taxes for the current
year maintenance and operation expenses, and that the
Selectmen be authorized to issue notes therefor, which
notes are to be paid out of the tax receipts of the current
year as provided by the provisions of Acts of 1953,
Chapter 258 and any amendments thereto.

To see if the Town will vote to allow a discount on taxes
paid in full up to fifteen days after the issue of the tax
bills by the Collector.

To see what sums of money the Town wil! vote to raise
and appropriate for the Lakes Region General Hospital,
the Huggins Hospital, and the Carroll County Com-
munity Services, Inc.

10.

11.

12.

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14.

15.

16.

To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the
sum of $500.00 for concerts to be provided by the
Center Harbor Band.

To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the
sum of $1,197.03, which is 1/100 of 1% of the assessed
valuation of the Town, to the Lakes Region Association
for the purpose of publicizing and promoting the natural
advantages and resources of the Town, in cooperation
with other towns in the Lakes Region.

To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the
sum of $100.00 for the Control of White Pine Blister
Rust.

To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the
sum of $13,000.00 to be expended toward the completion
and further improvement of the Eagle Shore Road and
Coe Lane, leading from Redding Lane to the end of
the Eagle Shore Road.

To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the
sum of $5,000.00 for the reconstruction of a portion of
the Moultonboro Neck Road, providing the State of New
Hampshire will apportion the sum of $10,000.00, the
total to be expended under the supervision of the New
Hampshire Highway Department.

To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen
to enter into a contract with Kemp-Symonds Ambulance
Service in conjunction with the towns of Center Harbor,
Meredith, and Sandwich to guarantee ambulance ser-
vice for the Town for two years, and to raise and appro-
priate the sum of $3,000.00 per year for this purpose.

To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the
sum of $6,000.00 for the reconstruction of a portion
of Hanson Road, an existing Town Road, located on
Moultonboro Neck. (By petition)

To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the
sum of $3,140.00 for-the improvement of State’s Land-
ing beach area with the R. C. & D. reimbursing the
Town 50% of the cost.

To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the
sum of $250.00 for the New Hampshire Humane Society.

To see if the Town will vote to discontinue plowing
private roads and driveways.

18.

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20.

21.

To see if the Town will vote to authorize and empower
the Planning Board to approve or disapprove in its
discretion new subdivisions and plats thereof, showing
streets or the widening thereof, or of parks, and upon
the adoption of this article it shall be the duty of the
Town Clerk to file with the Registry of Deeds of the
County of Carroll a certificate or note showing that
the said Planning ‘Board has been so authorized giving
the date of authorization as provided in Section 19
and Sections 19-29 inclusive, Chapter 36 of the New
Hampshire Revised Statutes Annotated 1955. If this
article is adopted it shall further_be the duty of the
Town Clerk to issue all certificates of failure when
the Planning Board shall fail to take action as provided
in Chapter 36, Sections 19-29 inclusive.

To see if the Town will vote to accept as Town road
two portions of road at Suissevale, the first being from
the stone entrance on Rte 109 in a _ southwesterly
direction to Castle Shore Road (1.1 mi.) and the
second from the Clubhouse in a westerly direction to
the State’s Landing Rd. (.8 mi). Before acceptance by
the Town the roads shall conform to specifications
laid out by the Selectmen. (By request)

To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen
to sell at public auction property acquired by tax sale.

To see if the Town will vote to approve the Budget as
printed in the Town Report, subject to any changes
made at this meeting.

To transact any other business that may legally come
before said meeting.

Given under our hands and seals this 21st day of

February, A. D. 1969.

HORACE L. RICHARDSON

LEONARD M. SMART

FRANK E. McINTIRE
Selectmen of Moultonboro

A true copy of Warrant — Attest:

HORACE L. RICHARDSON

LEONARD M. SMART

FRANK E. McINTIRE
Selectmen of Moultonboro

BUDGET

Estimates of Revenue and Expenditures for the
Ensuing Year January 1, 1970 to December 31, 1970

Compared with

Estimated & Actual Revenue, Appropriations & Expenditures
of the Previous Year January 1, 1969 to December 31, 1969

Estimated Actual Estimated

Revenue Revenue Revenue
Previous Previous Ensuing
SOURCES OF REVENUE Year1969 Year1969 Year1970
From State:
Interest & Dividends Tax $ 20,000.00 $ 26,974.20 $ 24,000.00
Savings Bank Tax 600.00 794.41 700.00
Meals & Rooms Tax 1,500.00 3,681.58 3,500.00
Reimb. a/c Flood Control Land 160.00 182.25
Reimb. a/c Old Age Assist. 367.01
From Local Sources Except Taxes:
Dog Licenses 300.00 396.70 350.00
Business Lic’s, Permits & Filing Fees 23.00 ;
Int. Rec’d on Taxes & Deposits 1,400.00 1,525.99 1,400.00
Income of Departments: — wr Lee
(a) Door Yard Fees | 6,700.00 8,620.00 8,500.00
(b) Head Tax Retainer - 300.00 358.50 300.00
Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 22,000.00 22,712.28 22,000.00
From Local Taxes Other Than
Property Taxes:
(a) Poll Taxes - Reg. @ $2. 900.00§ 1,138.00 900.00
(b) Yield Taxes 500.00¢ 899.90 500.00
Total Revenues from all Sources
Except Property Taxes $ 54,360.00 $ 66,646.82 $ 62,150.00
Amt. to be Raised by Prop’ty Taxes 579,210.09
Total Revenues as $641,360.09

§ Includes ’68 Poll Taxes paid in ’69
t Includes ’68 Yield Taxes paid in 69

PURPOSE OF EXP’ITURES

General Government:

Town Officers’ Salaries
Town Officers’ Expenses

Election & Registration Expenses

Town Reports

Expenses Town Hall & Other Bldgs.
Emp’ees’ Retirement & Soc’! Sec’ty

Contingency Fund

Protection of Persons & Property:

Police Department

Fire Department & Forest Fires

Moth Extermination — Blister
Rust & Care of Trees

Insurance

Planning & Perambulation

Damages & Legal Expenses

Health:

Health Dept., Incl. Hosp. & Amb.

Vital Statistics
Town Dump & Garbage Removal

Highways & Bridges:
Town Maintenance
Street Lighting
Gen’] Expenses of Hgwy. Dept.
Town Road Aid
Libraries:

Public Welfare:

Town Poor
Old Age Assistance

Appro-
priations
Previous

Year 1969

14,000.00

500.00
2,500.00
2,500.00
2,500.00

10,268.40

7,665.00

100.00
3,200.00
2,000.00
1,200.00

7,100.00
50.00
7,000.00

95,000.00

3,000.00

22,000.00

1,091.44

5,000.00

2,000.00
3,000.00

Actual

Year 1969

869.76
2,350.00
2,328.56
2,982.68

11,845.36

8,116.50

100.00
2,804.00
218.00
1,109.74

5,100.00
53.00
5,898.06

95,621.29

2,988.20

18,873.70

8,367.72

35,000.00

925.41
1,948.44

Estimated
Exp’itures Exp’itures
Ensuing

Year 1970

$ 7,000.00 $ 7,407.15 $ 8,500.00

14,668.08 15,000.00

1,500.00
1,500.00
2,500.00
3,500.00
2,000.00

12,000.00

7,865.00

100.00
3,500.00
2,000.00
1,200.00

5,600.00
55.00
7,000.00

85,000.00

3,100.00

22,000.00

1,243.06

4,700.00

2,000.00
3,000.00

Patriotic Purposes:

Memorial Day & Vets’. Assocs.
Aid to Soldiers & Their Families

Recreation:

Parks & Playgrounds,
Incl. Band Concerts

Public Service Enterprises:

Cemeteries
Adverting & Reg’al Assocs.

Interest:
On Temporary Loans
Highways and Bridges:

State Aid Const. - Town’s Share
New Equipment

Payments on Principal of Debt:

Long Term Notes
County Taxes

School Taxes

Total Expenditures

150.00
2,500.00

7,000.00

3,000.00
513.41

7,500.00

5,000.00
1,500.00

22,650.00
51,000.00

271,508.91

139.95
642.99

8,016.39

3,238.56
513.41

13,492.95

11,000.00
965.70

15,150.00
69,927.13
213,508.91

$570,997.16. $566,121,64 $641,360.09

150.00
2,500.00

8,500.0)

3500.00
1,197.03

15,000.00

5,000.00
1,000.00

22,650.00
69,000.00
318,000.00

(Paid on 1969 Gov. Wentworth School Appropriation - $121,586.61)

(Due Gov. Wentworth School on 1969 Appropriation - $150,000.00)

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Statement of Appropriations

and Taxes Assessed

Town Officers’ Salaries $ 7,000.00
Town Office Expenses 14,000.00
Election and Registration Expenses 500.00
Town Reports 2,500.00
Town Hall and Other Bldgs. 2,500.00
Social Security Contributions 2,500.00
Police Department 10,268.40
Fire Department 7,665.00
Forest Fires 200.00
Blister Rust 100.00
Insurance 3,200.00
Planning & Perambulation 2,000.00
Damages and Legal Expenses 1,200.00

Health Dept., including Hospitals and Ambulance 7,100.00
Vital Statistics 50.00
Town Dump 7,000.00
Town Maintenance 95,000.00
Street Lighting 3,000.00
General Expenses of Highway Department 22,000.00
Town Road Aid 1,091.44
Libraries 5,000.00
Old Age Assistance 3,000.00
Town Poor 2,000.00
Veterans’ Aid 2,500.00
Memorial Day 150.00
Parks and Playgrounds, including ‘Band Concerts 7.000.00
Cemeteries 3,000.00
Eaecle Shores Road 10,000.00
Advertising & Regional Associations ay bs ew |
State Aid Construction 5,000.00
Lake Shore Drive 7,500.00
New Equipment 1,500.00
Pavment on Debt
Principal $15,150.00
Interest 7,500.00

22.650.00

Total Town Appropriations $258,688.25

Less Estimated Revenues and Credits:

Interest & Dividends Tax $26,947.00
Railroad Tax 1.00
Savings Bank Tax 794.00
Meals & Rooms Tax 3,681.00
Reimbursement a/c Flood Control Land 160.00
Yield Tax Sources 725.00
Interest on Taxes & Deposits 1,450.00
Dog Licenses 300.00
Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 22,000.00
Dooryard Fees 6,000.00
Head Tax Retainage 360.00
National Bank Stock Taxes 15.00
Poll Taxes 581 @ $2.00 1,162.00
Surplus (Balance Sheet) 12,000.00
Total Revenues & Credits 10,095.00
Net Town Appropriations 183,093.25
Net School Appropriations 271,508.91
County Tax Assessment 69,927.13
Total of Town, School & County SPT sys 43]
Plus War Service Tax Credits 5,808.00
Plus Overlay Soci
Amount to be raised by Property Tax $538,664.40

Taxes to be Committed to Collector:

Gross Property Taxes Assessed $538,664.40

Less War Service Tax Credits 5,808.00
Net Property Taxes Committed $532,856.40
1969 Poll Taxes at $2.00 1,162.00
National Bank Stock Taxes 15.00
Total Taxes to be Committed $534,033.40

Tax Rate - $4.50 per one hundred dollars valuation

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Summary Inventory

Land

Buildings

Electric Plants

House Trailers, 39
Stock in Trade

Boats & Launches, 220
Dairy Cows, 47

Gasoline Pumps & Tanks

Road ‘Building & Construction Machinery .._

Total Valuation before Exemptions

Neat Stock Exemptions

Net Valuation on which Tax Rate

is computed

$ 6,646,500.00
4,974,600.00
221,300.00
21,900.00
17,000.00
76,300.00
4,300.00
2,450.00
7,970.00

$11,972,320.00

2,000.00

$11,970,320.00

Financial Report

Statement of Financial Condition as of December 31, 1969

ASSETS

In Hands of Treasurer (Checking Acc’t Balance)
Tax Collector, Petty Cash
Tax Collector, Checking Acct. Blance
Accounts Due to Town:
State Aid Construction
Town Road Aid
Other Bills Due Town:

Due from Town Clerk

Unredeemed Taxes:

(a) Levy of 1967
(b) Levy of 1968

Uneollected Taxes:

(a) Levy of 1969
Property Taxes $150,792.62
Poll Taxes 174.00
Yield Taxes 160.27

State Head Taxes
Levy of 1969

Total Assets

LIABILITIES

Accounts Owed by Town:

Unexpended Balance of Special Appropriation
Old Fire Truck

International Salt Co.

Lumbertown, Inc.

Carroll County Mental Health Services

$ 40,741.91
25.00
219.95

1,439.99
510.63

150.00

787.50
1,446.55

151,126.89
570.00

$197,018.72

$ 150.00
1,168.52
299.25
450.00

Due to State:

State Head Taxes 1969, uncollected 570.00
State Head Taxes, collected, not remitted to

State Treasurer 1,335.00
Bond & Debt Retirement, uncollected ZOFCl
Bond & Debt Retirement, collected, not remitted to

State Treasurer 149.98

Due to School District:

Balance of 69-70 School Tax 150,000.00
State and Town Joint Highway

Construction accounts:

(a) Unexpended balance in State Treasury

State Aid Construction 1,439.99
Town Road Aid 510.63
(b) Unexpended balance in Town Treasury

State Aid Construction 4,000.00

Long Term Notes Outstanding:
Eagle Shore Road

($2,000 yearly 3 years) 6,000.00
Fire Truck

($3,000 yearly 5 years) 15,000.00
Bulldozer

($3,750 yearly 5 years) 18,750.00
Office Building

($1,400 yearly 3 years) 4,200.00
Library Note

($6,000 yearly 5 years) 30,000.00

Total Liabilities $234,824.21

Net Debt—Dec. 31, 1968 25,708.30
Net Debt—Dec. 31, 1969 37,805.49
Increase of Debt 12,097.19

Report of Town Clerk

Motor Vehicle Permits
January 1, 1969 thru December 31, 1969

— DR, —

1968 Permits Issued:

Serial Nos. 574886 - 574882
410388 - 410887 $ 342.48

1969 Permits Issued:

Serial Nos. 345601 - 369679
3845799 - 346800
536101 - 536404 Pies DO0-OL

1970 Permits Issued:
poatyaes
$ 23,907.99
* Gross Remittance Dees) LOU L
Less: Check That Didn’t Clear Bank 150.00

$ 23,565.51

— Chee
Remittances to Treasurer:

Account of 1968 Permits $ 342.48
Account of 1969 Permits * 623,565.51

$ 23,907.99

Dog Licenses
January 1, 1969 thru December 31, 1969

— DR, —
Total Amount of Dog Licenses Issued $ 458.00
— CR. —
Total Remittances to Treas. a/c Dog Licenses $ 426.90
Fees Retained by Clerk 31.10
$ 458.00

Bicycles & Filing Fees

— DR, —
Total Amount Bicycle Licenses $ 3.00
Total Amount Licenses 30.00
$ 33.00
— CR. —
Total Remittances to Treasurer $ 33.00

Respectfully submitted,

Kenneth C. Smith, Sr., Town Clerk

Schedule of Town Property

Town Hall, Lands & Bldgs. $ 30,000.00

Furniture & Equipment 2,000.00
Libraries, Land & Bldgs. 70,000.00
Furniture & Equipment 20,000.00
Police Department, Equipment 3,000.00
Fire Dept., Lands & Bldgs. 35,000.00
Equipment 40,000.00
Highway Dept., Equipment 800.00
Public Beaches & Areas 35,000.00
Dump, Equipment 25,000.00
Lee Lot, Red Hill 250.00
Ossipee Mt. Lots, 16 acres 100.00
Stony Island, 14, acre 100.00
Dump Site, Rte. 113 3,500.00
Dearborn Lot 1,000.00
Moulton Land & Bldgs. 1,500.00

$275,250.00

Tax Collector’s Account

PROPERTY, POLL AND YIELD TAX WARRANTS

Levy of 1969

— DR. —

Total Prop’ty, Poll & Nat’l Bank Stock Taxes
Committed to Collector (Warrant as Verified) $534,243.90

Yield Taxes Committed to Collector 869.36
Refund Due Tax Collector - O’payments 132.37
Added Taxes Committed to Collector 1,465.50
Unidentified 1969 Taxes Remitted to Treasurer 292.50
Interest Collected 3.80
Total Debits
— Ck. —
Total Remittances to Treasurer $376,554.22
Discount Allowed 6,897.42
Abatements Allowed 2,428.90
Uncollected Taxes as Per Collector’s List 151,126.89

Total Credits

oa |

37,007.43

$537,007.43

PROPERTY, POLL AND YIELD TAX WARRANTS

Levy of 1968

— DR. —
Uncollected Taxes - As of January 1, 1969 $ 96,671.72
Added Taxes During 1969 1,978.98
Refund due Tax Collector - Overpayments 76.95
Interest Collected During 1969 1,522.19

Total Debits

— CR. —
Remittances to Treasurer During 1969 $ 28,343.31
Discounts Allowed 152.84
Abatements Allowed During 1969 1,753.69
Uncollected Taxes as Per Collector’s List — 0 —

Total Credits

$100,249.84

TAX COLLECTOR’S ACCOUNT
STATE HEAD TAX WARRANT
Levy of 1969

State Head Taxes Committed to Collector:

Original Warrant $ 3,605.00
Added Taxes 130.00
Total Commitment - $ 38,735.00
Penalties Collected 12.00
Total Debits $ 3,747.00
— CR, —
Remittances to Treasurer:
Head Taxes $ 2,975.00
Penalties 12.00
$ 2,987.00
Abatements 190.00
Uncollected Head Taxes’ As Per Collector’s List 570.00
Total Credits $) c&:7£%-00

STATE HEAD TAX WARRANT
Levy of 1968

— DR. —
Uncollected Head Taxes’ As Of January 1,1969 $ 500.00
Added Taxes During 1969 180.00
Penalties Collected During 1969 43.00
Total Debits $ 723.00
— CR, —

Remittances to Treasurer During 1969:

Head Taxes $ 610.00
Penalties 43.00
$ 653.00
Abatements During 1969 70.00
Uncollected Head Taxes - As Per Collector’s List eee | tae
Total Credits $ 723.00

30.

TAX COLLECTOR’S ACCOUNT
SUMMARY OF TAX SALES ACCOUNTS
As of December 31, 1969

— DR, —

— Tax Sales on Acct. of Levies of: —

1968 LIG7

(a) Taxes Sold to Town During
Current Fiscal Year $4,901.47 $

(b) Bal. Unredeemed Taxes -

January 1, 1969 1,080.64
Int. Collected After Sale Pea PAT:
Redemption Costs 10.00 3.81
Total Debits $4,934.24 $1,097.12
— CR, —
Remittances to Treasurer
During Year 23,441.90 © o09.o2
Abatements During Year 39.71 —0O—
Deeded to Town During Year — 0 — — 0) —
Unredeemed Taxes at Close
of Year 1,446.55 787.80
Total Credits $4,934.24 $1,097.12

(a) “Taxes Sold to Town During Current Fiscal

Previous
1966 Years
$ $
908.75
140.36
8.47
$1,057.58 $
$1,031.28 $
ue
26.30
$1,057.58 $
Year:”

Tax Sale held during fiscal year ending December 31, 1969, should
include total amount of taxes, interest and costs to date of sale.

(b) “Balance Unredeemed Taxes - January 1, 1969:”

Should include balances of Unredeemed Taxes - As of January 1,

1969 from Tax Sales of previous years.

Report of Town Treasurer

Nina L. Moulton
January to March 1969

Balance in Hands of Treasurer
January 1, 1969 $ 37,398.38

Receipts:

From Ernest L. Berry, Tax Collector :

Property Taxes, Previous Years 43,055.71
Poll Taxes, Previous Years 98.00
Head Taxes, Previous Years 165.00
Interest Received on Taxes, Previous Years 86.35
Head Taxes, Penalties, Previous Years 12.50
Tax Sales Redeemed 276.52

From Local Sources:

From Kenneth C. Smith, Sr., Town Clerk

Motor Vehicle Permit Fees 4,955.94

Dog Licenses 64.40
From Nina L. Moulton, Town Treasurer,

Dooryard Fees 830.00

Miscellaneous Refunds:
Mabel D. Mylod, Reimbursement Road Damages 200.00
Nina L. Moulton, refund per Auditor 5.01
Byron C. Hedblom, rent of Town Property 25.00

Sales of Town Property:

L. E. Avery, Sales of Logs, Eagle Shore Road 105.00
Gertrude E. Stackbower, Lot #38,
Middle Neck Cemetery 40.00
Irma Tilton, Mason Cemetery Lot 40.00
Total Receipts From All Sources: $87,357.81

Respectfully submitted
NINA L. MOULTON

Treasurer

Report of Town Treasurer

Harold A. Mohr
March to December 1969

Balance in Hands of Treasurer
January 1, 1969
Balance in Hands of Treasurer
March 11, 1969

Receipts:
From Ernest L. Berry, Tax Collector:

Property Taxes, Current Year

Poll Taxes, Current Year

National Bank Stock Taxes

Yield Taxes, Current Year

State Head Taxes, Current Year
Property Taxes, Previous Year

Poll Taxes, Previous Year

Head Taxes, Previous Year

Interest Received on Taxes, Previous Year
Head Tax Penalties, Previous Years
Tax Sales Redeemed

From State:

For Town Road Aid, Refund

Interest, Dividends Tax

Railroad Tax

Savings Bank Tax

Water Resources Board

Fichting Forest Fires

Reimbursement a/e Old Age Assistance
Rooms & Meals Tax Refund

From Local Sources:

From Kenneth C. Smith, Sr., Town Clerk
Motor Vehicle Permits
Dog Licenses

From Harold A. Mohr, Town Treasurer
Dooryard Fees

Receipts Other than Current Revenue:

Meredith Trust Company, Temporary Loans

$374,885.33
956.00
15.65
709.09
2,975.00
53,583.41
84.00
445.00
1,439.64
42.50
4,512.06

7,394.17
26,947.20
1.40
794.41
182.25
117.41
367.01
3,681.58

$18,952.05
362.50

7,790.00
$300,000.00

Matured Temporary Investment on U. S.

Government Securities at Cost 194,901.41
Interest Earned on Temporary Investment 5,098.59
Meredith Trust Company, Library Note 30,000.00
Miscellaneous Refunds:

Gov. Wentworth Regional School District, Refund 77.70
Nephele Adams Beede, Refund to Town

for Expenses to Demolish Building, Rte #25 300.00
International Salt Co., Refund 986.76
Tibbetts Lumber Co., Refund Surveying Costs Les
Contributions For Road Improvements:

Deer Haven Residents, Contribution 360.00
Rev. John E. Dragelin, Deer Haven Contribution 20.00
Catlin Estates Road, Contribution 300.00
Toltec-Richardson Shores, Road Fund 450.00
Sale of Town Property:

Irma Tilton, Lot, Mason Cemetery 40.00
Louise Charlet, 14 lot #42, Red Hill Cemetery 20.00
Morton Clifford, lots #59 & 60, Red Hill Cemetery 40.00
George Wood, Cemetery Lot 10.00
Ralph Wakefield, Lot #49, Middle Neck Cemetery 20.00
L. E. Avery, Lot +28, Middle Neck Cemetery 40.00
Clyde & Amy Brown, 14 Lot #20, Red Hill Cemetery 20.00
Warren V. Bell, Lot #29, Middle Neck Cemetery 40.00

Richard & Virginia Royea, Lot #30, Middle Neck Cem. 40.00
Lawrence J. Lennon, Lot #31, Middle Neck Cemetery 40.00
Robert Valliere, Lot #79, Middle Neck Cemetery 20.00
Erma Sturgeon, Lot, Middle Neck Cemetery 20.00
Frederick D. Goode, Jr., Lot #19, Middle Neck Cem. 40.00
John & Martha Reiner, Lot #938, Middle Neck Cem. 20.00
Mrs. Howard Osterbrandt, Lot #50, Middle Neck Cem. 20.00
Lorraine & Nils Gruner, Lot #72, Middle Neck Cem. 20.00
Sheldon & Evelyn Beede, Lot #27, Middle Neck Cem. 40.00

Total Receipts from all Sources $1,088,304.68
Balance in Hands of Treasurer
January 1, 1969 37,398.38

$1,125.703.06
Total Payments for all Purposes $1,084,961.15

Balance in Hands of Treasurer,
January 1, 1970 $ 40,741.91

Respectfully submitted
HAROLD A. MOHR
Treasurer

Summary of Receipts

From Local Taxes $ 483,341.76
From State 39,485.43
From Local Sources SV Atte Wk teey,
Receipts other than Current Revenue 532,489.60
Total Receipts from all Sources $1,088,304.68
Cash on Hand Jan. 1, 1969 37,398.38

$1,125,703.06

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Summary of Payments

General Government:

SE ee ng Nd

Protection of Persons & Property:

Town Officers’ Salaries
Town Officers’ Expenses
Election & Registration

Expenses of Town Hall & Other Buildings

Town Reports
‘Bond & Debt Taxes

7. Police Department
8. Fire Department
9. Forest Fires
10. Blister Rust
11. Planning & Perambulation
12. Insurance
Health:
13. Health Department
14. Vital Statistics
15. Town Dump

Highways & Bridges:

16.
ies
18.

19. General Expenses of Highway Department
Libraries:
20. Library

Town Road Aid
Town Road Maintenance
Street Lighting

Public Welfare:

Pail
22.

Old Age Assistance
Town Poor

Patriotic Purposes:

23. Memorial Day

24. Aid to Soldiers
Recreation:

25. Parks & Playgrounds

26.

Band Concerts
36

7,407.15
14,668.08
869.76
2,528.56
2,350.00
381.33

11,847.66
7,665.00
451.50
100.00
218.00
2,804.00

5,100.00
55.00
5,898.06

8,367.72
95,621.29
2,988.20
18,873.70

35,000.00

1,948.44
925.41

139.95
642.99

7,916.39
500.00

Public Service Enterprises:

27. Cemeteries 3,238.56
Unclassified:
28. Damages & Legal Expenses 1,109.74
29. Taxes Bought by Town 4,901.47
30. Discounts, Abatements & Refunds 716.08
31. Employees Retirement & Social Security 2,932.68
32. Advertising & Regional Associations 513.41
Interest :
33. Paid on Temporary Loans 3,270.20
34. Paid on Long Term Notes B,20a80
Outlay for New Construction:
35. Eagle Shores Road PO235sk9
36. Lake Shore Drive 6,371.67
37. New Equipment 965.70
38. Highways & Bridges,

State Aid Construction 11,000.00
Indebtedness:

39. Payments on Temporary Loans
in Anticipation of Taxes 300,000.00
40. Payments on Long Term Notes 15,150.00

Payments to Other Governmental! Divisions:

41. State Head Taxes 2,512.68

42. Taxes Paid to County Oda ala

43, Payments to School District 213,508.91
44. Temporary Investment in U. S. Securities

at Cost 194,901.41

Total Payments for All Purposes $1,084,961.15

Cash on Hand December 31, 1969 40,741.91

$1,125,703.06

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Detailed Statement of Receipts

Property Taxes, Current Year $ 374,885.33

Poll Taxes, Current Year

National Bank Stock Taxes, Current Year
State Head Taxes, Current Year

Yield Taxes, Current Year

Property & Yield Taxes, Previous Years
Poll Taxes, Previous Years

State Head Taxes, Previous Years
Interest Received on Taxes 7
Penalties Received on State Head Taxes
Tax Sales Redeemed

From State:

12.
1S).
14.
15.
16.
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For Town Road Aid

Interest & Dividends Tax

Savings Bank Tax

For Fighting Forest Fires

Railroad Tax

Reimbursement a/c Old Age Assistance
Water Resources

Room & Meals Tax Refund

From Local Sources:

20.

21.
22.

23.
24.

From Kenneth C. Smith, Sr., Town Clerk
Motor Vehicle Permit Fees

Dog Licenses

Business Licenses & Permits,
Bicycle Fees

From Nina L. Moulton, Town Treasurer,
Dooryard Fees

From Harold A. Mohr, Town Treasurer,
Dooryard Fees

Receipts Other than Current Revenue:

25.
26.
raed
28.

Meredith Trust Co., Temporary Loans

Matured Temporary Investment on U. S.
Gov’t Securities at Cost

Interest earned on Temporary Investment

Meredith Trust Co., Library Note

Miscellaneous Refunds:

29.

Mable D. Mylod, Reimburse Road Damages
Nina L. Moulton, Refund per Auditors
Gov. Wentworth Reg. School Dist., refund
overpayment
38

956.00
15.65
2,975.00
709.09
96,639.12
182.00
610.00
1,525.99
55.00
4,788.58

7,394.17
26,947.20
794.41
117.41
1.40
367.01
182.25
3,681.58

23,907.99
426.90

55.00
830.00
7,790.00

300,000.00
194,901.41

5,098.59
30,000.00

200.00
5.01

77.70

30.

Nyhele Adams Beede, Refund to Town for
Expenses to Demolish Bldg., Rte. #25

International Salt Co., Refund Duplicate
Payment

Tibbetts Lumber Co., Refund Surveying Costs

Bryan C. Hedblom, Rent of Land

Contributions for Road Improvements:

Deer Haven Road Residents, Contribution

Rev. John FE. Dragelin, Deerhaven Road
contribution

Catlin Estate Road Residents, Contribution

Toltec-Richardson Shores, Road Fund

Sale of Town Property:

L. E. Avery, Sale of Logs, Eagle Shores Road
Gertrude E. Stockbower, Lot #38,
Middle Neck Cemetery
Irma Tilton, Lot in Mason Cemetery
Louise Charlet, 4 Lot #42, Red Hill Cem.

Morten Clifford, Lots #59 & 60, Red Hill Cem.

George Wood, Cemetery Lot

Ralph Wakefield, Lot #49, Middle Neck Cem.

L. E. Avery, Lot #28, Middle Neck Cem.

300.00

986.76
177.10
25.00

360.00

20.00
300.00
450.00

105.00

40.00
40.00
20.00
40.00
10.00
20.00
40.00

Clyde & Amy Brown, 14 Lot #20, Red Hill Cem. 20.00
Warren V. Bell, Lot #29, Middle Neck Cem. 40.00

Richard & Virginia Royea, Lot +30
Middle Neck Cemetery

40.00

Lawrence J. Lennon, Lot +31, Middle Neck Cem. 40.00
Robert Valliere, Lot #79, Middle Neck Cem. 20.00

Erma Sturgeon, Lot, Middle Neck Cem.

20.00

Frederick D. Goode, Jr., Lot #19, Mid. Neck Cem. 40.00
John & Martha Reiner, Lot #93, Middle Neck Cem. 20.00

Mrs. Howard Osterbrandt, Lot 750,
Middle Neck Cemetery

Lorraine & Nils Gruner, Lot #72,
Middle Neck Cemetery

Sheldon & Evelyn Beede, Lot +27,
Middle Neck Cemetery

Total Receipts from all Sources
Balance in hands of Treasurer,
Jan. 1, 1969

Total Payments for all Purposes

Balance in Hands of Treasurer,
SAT LO TO

2.0.00
20.00
40.00

$1,088,304.68

37,398.38

$1,125,703.06
1,084,961.15

Sey

$ 40,741.91

Detailed Statement of Payments

General Government:

1. Town Officers’ Salaries

Horace L. Richardson, Selectman $
Leonard M. Smart, Selectman

Frank EK. McIntire, Selectman

Harold A. Mohr, Town Treasurer

Kenneth C. Smith, Sr., Town Clerk

Ernest L. Berry, Tax Collector

—_—— -—

2. Town Officers’ Expenses

Brown & Saltmarsh Inc., supplies >

New England Tel. & Tel., phone

Nina L. Moulton, expenses

Diane 8. Hacker, typing

Clyde B. Foss Agency, bonds

Meredith Gardens, flowers

Meredith News, notices & supplies

Charles B. Rogers Co., Inc., supplies

Registry of Deeds, real estate transfers

Dorothy W. Davis, clerical

Ernest L. Berry, supplies, Collector’s meeting,
tax sale, expenses & postage

Harold A. Mohr, travel expense, supplies

Horace L. Richardson, assessing, tax meeting
& mileage

Leonard M. Smart, assessing, tax meeting
& mileage

Frank E. McIntire, assessing, tax meeting
& mileage

Kenneth C. Smith, auto permits, clerks’ meeting,
supplies

Edson Eastman Co., supplies

Colby Press, bicycle plates

Jessie Thompson, postage

Homestead Press, tax bills, envelopes

Dana S. Beane, Jr., Auditor

N. H. City & Town Clerks Assn.

Assn. of N. H. Assessors

N. H. Municipal Assn.

New England Assn. of City & Town Clerks

N. H. Tax Collectors Assn.

500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
4,907.15

7,407.15

174.63
322.00
50.00
106.43
218.00
30.00
209.00
88.55
566.50
4,338.00

337.30
334.00

1,394.20
1,015.25
617.50

1,889.58
73.00
90.00

505.20
157.55
1,568.42
6.00
5.00
51.98
5.00
5.00

Treasurer, State of N. H., report of boats
Treasurer, State of N. H., tax warrant charge
International Business Machine, automatic check
Addressograph Machine Co., new plates

5
3. Election & Registration

The Meredith News, notices, supplies
& checklist

Hazel B. Straw, lunches

Leonard Mallard, supervisor

Horace L. Richardson, services

Leonard M. Smart, services

Florence Donahue, Ballot Clerk

Robert Fletcher, Ballot Clerk

Irad Young, Ballot Clerk

Ernest Davis, Ballot Clerk

Martin Clifford, Police

Dorothy W. Davis, services

Russell R. Boyd, Janitor

Kenneth C. Smith, services

Ernestine Richardson, meals

Wilmot White, Supervisor

Frank E. McIntire, Moderator (due on S. 8S. .99)

205.11
230.00
42.00
32.88

14,668.08

153.50
35.00
73.00
98.50
58.50
28.00
28.00
28.00
A8.25
52.25
17.50
50.00
60.00
21.00
62.75
57.51

869.76

4. Expenses of Town Hall & Other Buildings

M. Roy Foss, janitor services

John Oliver, mowing

White Mountain Power, lights & heat

Horace L. Richardson, mowing

Horace L. Richardson, loam

Huston Brothers, cinder chimney (town hall)

Ralph J. Dale & Son, repair parking lot,
grade & loam

Ralph J. Dale & Son, controlled burning, dozer
work, Beede place

Ambrose Bros., Inc., crushed bank run

Ellens Store, supplies

Meredith Gardens, memorial

5. Town Reports

Meredith News, town reports $

345.52
35.00
307.23
35.00
240.00
219.60

493.75

600.00
52.00
1.56
18.90

2,328.56

2,350.00

6. Bond & Debt Taxes
State Treasurer, Bond & Debt Tax $
Protection of Persons & Property:

7. Police Department

Frank E. McIntire, Chief of Police $

Frank E. McIntire, mileage

Frank E. McIntire, telephone

Martin Clifford, police

Martin Clifford, mileage

Martin Clifford, clothing allowance

Martin Clifford, supplies

Martin Clifford, telephone

Irma Tilton, purchase police car

Clyde B. Foss, insurance

Motor Vehicle Department, transfer

Legal Publications, manuals

EK. M. Heath, supplies & fire extinguisher

Neil Mooers, Police

Neil Mooers, mileage

Vern’s Garage, repairs, gas & tires

2-Way Communications Services Inc., radio repair

Lee Huston, gas

Nichols’ Store, film

Bob O’Haire, radio repair

White Garage Inc., 1964 Mercury Montclair
& repairs

Motorola Communications & Electronics Inc., radios

Meredith News, police statement forms

John Connare Inc., Tires

Prescott Lumber Co., material

National Sheriff’s Assn., dues

Robbin’s Store, batteries

White Mountain Law Enforcement Institute,
tuition

Francis Hoyt, labor & mileage

Leonard Mallard, time & mileage

Murphy’s Texaco, seal beam

8. Fire Department
Richard Plaisted, Treasurer, Town Approriation

9. Forest Fires

Ralph Dale, State Forest Fire Warden, permits $
Ralph Dale, Forest Fires

381.53

999.50
347.00
25.00
3,690.01
1,405.60
150.00
92.54
12.02
650.00
203.00
2.00
22.00
277.08
1,077.77
35.00
376.63
92.00
296.15
30.44
58.90

531.45
858.00
109.50
104.72
3.60
40.00
2.70

25.00
11.30
314.20
2.25

11,845.36

7,665.00

245.00
163.50

Meredith News, notices
Phelps Photo Inc., picture

10. Blister Rust
Treasurer, State of N. H., Appropriation
11. Planning & Perambulation
Meredith News, notices

Horace L. Richardson, Perambulation
Horace L. Richardson, mileage

12. Insurance

Clyde B. Foss Agency, liability insurance on Town
buildings, equipment & monies compensation §$

Health:
13. Health Department

Dr. Aleksander Ratsep, Health Officer
Huggins Hospital, appropriation

Lakes Region General Hospital, appropriation
Kemp-Symonds Funeral Home, service for 1969

14. Vital Statistics
Kenneth C. Smith, Sr., Town Clerk
15. Town Dump

Tracy Moulton, Labor (due on S. S. 9.44)
Tracy Moulton, mileage to Concord
Tracy Moulton, gas for cleaning parts
Tamworth Oil Co., fuel

Ambrose Bros., Inc., repairs, fill & gravel
Wayne Richardson, work on Dozer
Morton Martel, servicing tractor

Vern’s Garage, use of torch

Delmar McIntire, work on Dozer

John Nelson, repairs to tractor

42.00
1.00

451.50

100.00

18.00
180.00
20.00

218.00

2,804.00

100.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
3,000.00

5,100.00

53.00

Horace L. Richardson, Dozer belts to Concord
& return

Everett Bickford, cleaning dump road

Clyde B. Foss Agency, insurance

Rural Gas Service Inc., cylinder gas

John Milton Machinery Inc., repairs

Roland Clifford, labor

Lumbertown, Inc., materials

Highways & Bridges:
16. Town Road Aid

Treasurer, State of N. H., appropriation
17. Town Maintenance

East Side, Agent Thomas Cooney
Summer maintenance $16,182.65
Winter Maintenance 19,868.27
West Side, Agent Lauris Avery
January 1969 to March 1969 $27,522.45
West Side, Agent Leonard Mallard :
Summer Maintenance hppa ad ASS

Winter Maintenance 9,785.35

18. Street Lighting

White Mt. Power Co., street lights

50.00
15.00
258.00
9.00
254.04
GIELb
35.50

5,898.06

8,367.72

95,621.29

2,988.20

19. General Expenses of Highway Department

Thomas Cooney, Foreman

Thomas Cooney, truck

Thomas Cooney, grader

Thomas Cooney, Dozer

Arthur Wakefield, grader operator
David Thompson, Dozer operator
David Reed, labor

Horace L. Richardson, surveying
Frank E. McIntire, surveying
Leonard Smart, surveying

Horace L. Richardson, time & mileage
Leonard Mallard, Foreman
Leonard Mallard, Rake

Everett Bickford, labor

12.50
12.75
284.90
183.60
66.50
81.25
10.00
147.50
75.00
52.50
75.00
15.00
10.00
11.25

Everett Bickford, tractor

Penn Culvert Co., pipes
Lumbertown, Inc., Salt

Lumbertown, Inc., culverts
Lumbertown, Inc., lumber

Vern’s Garage, moving Dozer

Vern’s Garage, pipe cutting

Ambrose Brothers Co., Inc., gravel
Paul T. Ambrose, gravel

Jacksons Waste Oil Service

L. E. Avery, general expenses of highway
International Salt Co., salt

Raymond Brodheur, labor

Merrimac Farmers, salt

Francis G. Hambrook, surveyor

N. H. Bituminious Co., salt

L. E. Avery, Deer Haven Assn. Road

Ambrose Brothers Co., Inc., Catlin Estates Road

L. E. Avery, Toltec, Richardson Estates Road
Meredith News, advertising & receipt books
Whiteface Potters, signs

Libraries:
20. Library

Adele V. Taylor, Librarian
Adele V. Taylor, Janitor

F.. Lester Taylor, Janitor
Hutcheson Page, Treasurer
Library Note, for addition

Public Welfare
21. Old Age Assistance

State of N. H., Dept. of Health & Welfare
22. Town Poor

Joslin Clinic

Mrs. George Kuchinsky, Board & Care

EK. M. Heath Inc., groceries

H. A. Wallace Co., Inc.

Edward S. Morris, M. D.
Carroll County Commissioners, surplus foods

12.50
634.07
298.50
126.57

6.34
10.00
10.00

2,526.00

12.00

588.00
4,250.00
3,685.32

6.35

1,716.15

AT3.57
1,867.49

530.00

593.34

600.00

54.75

35.00

18,873.70

1,200.00
320.00
160.00

3,320.00

30,000.00

35,000.00

1,948.44

34.00
220.00
400.06

41.88

95.00
134.47

925.41

Patriotic Purposes:
23. Memorial Day

Eagle Flag Co., flags

Leila F. Gillooly, ice cream

Rev. M. Harold LeGrow, services
Rev. Hayette Johnson, services
Meredith Gardens, wreaths & flowers

24. Aid To Soldiers

Mrs. Roland Wright, board & care
Reliable Clothing, jacket
Melnick’s Shoe Store, boots

HK. M. Heath Co., Groceries

Recreation:
25. Parks & Playgrounds

Russell Moulton, labor

John McCormick, labor

Michael Murray, instructor

Michael Murray, mileage

Mary Ann Murray, assistant

Dale Edmunds, assistant

Horace L. Richardson, crush bank run
Frank E. McIntire, services

Stewart Tate, labor

Fred E. Davis, Builder, docks

Center Harbor Chamber of Commerce
Meredith News, notices
Lumbertown, Inc., materials

Karen Paddleford, assistant

Karen Zirpalo, assistant

Sandra Pace, assistant

Wendy Worth, assistant

Jerry McIntire, assistant

George Price, plowing ski area
Prescott Lumber Co., materials

R. A. Lamprey, cleaning chemical toilets
Delmar L. McIntire Jr., labor

Jerry Bickford, labor

Roland FE. Clifford. emptying trash barrels

E. M. Heath, supplies

24.95
25.00
15.00
10.00
65.00

139.95

275.00
36.00
Lbs

315.00

642.99

1,018.00

608.25
600.00
210.00
540.00
180.00

33.00

75.00

48.00
673.79
125.00

12.00

40.40
125.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
152.00

60.16
100.00
838.20
223.35
165.40

55.42

Penny Pitou Ski School, instructors
Edward R. Sturgeon, labor

Ellen’s Store, supplies

Ralph J. Dale & Son, repairing docks
Ambrose Brothers Inc., beach sand
Meredith News, ad

N. H. Bituminious Co., Inc., cold patch
Nils Gruner, labor

Harold Gruner, labor

Lloyd George, labor

Everett Bodge, labor

26. Band Concerts
Center Harbor Band, appropriation
Public Service Enterprises

27. Cemeteries

Murphy’s Texaco, gas

Hustons Gulf Station, gas
Stewart Tate, labor

Everett Bickford, labor

Jerry Bickford, labor

Calvin Follensbee, labor
Stewart Tate, rake

EK. M. Heath, supplies

Martha J. Oliver, gate for cemetery
Prescott Lumber Co., materials
Michael Batchelder, labor

Jerry McIntire, labor

Howard Thompson, lawn mower
Read’s Equipment, service
Frank E. McIntire, labor

Unelassified:
28. Damages & Legal

Horace L. Richardson, services

Leonard M. Smart, services( 8S. S. due 2.76)
Andrew J. Marks, attorney

Nighswander, Lord & Martin, services
Donald H. Weeks, appraisal

R. Gilman Lunt, appraisal

720.00
16.00
5.58
250.25
24.38
12.00
83.21
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00

7,516.54

500.00

25.19
5.14
1,386.00
253.65
984.00
16.00
5.98
78.25
28.05
10
66.00
63.00
79.45
12.95
125.00

3,298.56

40.00
54.74
160.00
85.00
50.00
50.00

Ralph Lane, land damage

Francis Hambrook, surveyor

Registry of Deeds

Armstrong, Gibbons, Black & Lodge,
legal services

Equity Publishing Co., law books

29. Taxes Bought By Town
Ernest L. Berry, tax sale : $

30. Discounts, Abatements & Refunds

John C. Colclough, refund dooryard $
West Point Development Inc., refund

William Cantwell, abatement

Mary Ann Murray, refund

Doris Avery, head tax refund

Benito Alberini, refund on property tax
Calvin Clark, refund, road improvement
Cedric Tibbetts, refund on 14 cemetery lot
Mason H. Stone, Jr., refund on taxes

John S. Common, refund on taxes

Kenneth C. Smith, Sr., refund on auto tax
Seniak, Inc., refund on taxes

Mrs. Thomas Carroll, refund on dooryard
Fred Bickford, refund on dooryard

Raymond Weeks, dooryard refund

Ruth & Nanev Hanks, refund on property tax
Patricia A. Ruskiewuz, refund dooryard

31. Employees’ Retirement & Social Security
N. H. State Treasurer, Town’s share $

32. Advertising & Regional Associations
The Lakes Region Association, appropriation $

Interest:

33. Paid On Temporary Loans
Meredith Trust Company $

34. Paid On Long Term Notes

Meredith Trust Company $

125.00
5355.50
14.50

150.00
25.00

1,109.74

4,901.47

10.00
30.00
16.72
40.00
5.00
167.20
100.00
20.00
12.54
54.34
57.26
83.60
10.00
10.00
10.00
79.42
10.00

716.08

2,932.68

513.41

3,270.20

3,222.75

Outlay For New Construction:

35. Eagle Shore Road

L. E. Avery, equipment & materials > 9,808.59
Francis G. Hambrook, surveyor 426.60
Or aL 0.19

36. Lake Shore Drive
L. M. Pike & Son Inc., paving $ 6,371.67
37. New Equipment

The Charles C. Rogers Co., Add-x Multiplier

machine and 8 files $ 592.93
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp., new plates 69.49
The Monroe Co., coat rack 22.08
The Charles C. Rogers Co., RL File 112.05

The Charles C. Rogers Co., Addo-x Adding machine 168.60
$ 965.70
38. Highways & Bridges, State Aid Construction
Treasurer, State of N. H. $ 11,000.00
Indebtedness:
39. Payments on Temporary Loans
Meredith Trust Company & 800,000.00
40. Payments on Long Term Notes
Meredith Trust Company pe Lo. Lo0.00
Payments To Other Governmental Divisions
41. State Head Taxes
N. H. State Treasurer $ 2,312.68
42. Taxes Paid to County

Carroll County Treasurer $ 69,927.13

43. Payments to School Districts

Gov. Wentworth Regional School District
1968 tax $ 91,922.30
1969 tax 121,586.61

$ 213,508.91
44, Temporary Investment in U.S.
Securities At Cost
$ 194,901.41
Total payments for all purposes $1,084,961.15
Cash on hand Dec. 31, 1969 40,741.91

$1,125,703.06

Report of Highway Agents

1969

East Side — Thomas Cooney Road Agent

Winter Maintenance:

Thomas Cooney, Foreman

Thomas Cooney, Truck

Thomas Cooney, Plowing

Thomas Cooney, Tractor

Thomas Cooney, Grader

Ralph Dale, Truck & Driver, Plowing
Ralph Dale, Tractor

Richard Vappi, Jeep &Driver

Richard Vappi, Tractor & Driver
Richard Vappi, ‘Backhoe

Dennis Lamb, Scout & Driver, Plowing
Kenneth Smith, Truck & Driver, Plowing
Ernest Gray, Truck & Driver, Plowing
Paul Burbank, Truck & Driver, Plowing
David Thompson, Labor

Arthur Wakefield, Grader Operator
Arthur Wakefield, Labor

Clarence Frye, Labor

David Lively, Labor

Arthur Abbott, Labor

Henry Wakefield, Labor

James Grey, Labor

Ambrose Brothers, Inc., DCC Dozer
Ambrose Brothers, Inc., Loader
Ambrose Brothers, Inc., Crush Bank Run
Ambrose Brothers, Inc., Gravel

Paul Ambrose, Sand

N. H. Bituminous Co., Inc.

Elliott’s Hardware, Shovels

$ 1,873.00
1,299.60
1,884.00
1,614.60
5,693.70
1,326.05
1,072.00

729.50
445.50
24.00
114.00
824.25
114.00
120.00
2,087.25
1,057.00
427.75
61.50
42.00
28.00
51.50
82.00
382.50
20.00
105.00
264.60
25.00
147.92
12.05

$19,868.27

Summer Maintenance:

Thomas Cooney, Foreman

Thomas Cooney, Truck

Thomas Cooney, Tractor

Thomas Cooney, Grader

Thomas Cooney, Dozer

Thomas Cooney, Tires for Road Machine
Ralph Dale, Dozer

Ralph Dale, Backhoe

Richard Vappi, Backhoe

Horace Richardson, Truck & Driver
Clarence Frye, Labor

Arthur Abbott, Labor

David Thompson, Labor

Raymond Husband, Labor

Ambrose Brothers, Inc., Truck & Driver
Ambrose Brothers, Inc., Crush Bank Run
Ambrose Brothers, Inc., Dozer

Ambrose Brothers, Inc., Gravel
Ambrose Brothers, Inc., Grade-all
Ambrose Brothers, Inc., Backhoe
Almon Evans, Grader Operator

Almon Evans, Tractor & Driver

Ernest Gray, Backhoe

N. H. Bituminous Co., Inc. Tar

Vern’s Garage, Repairs

Tilton Sand & Gravel, Cold Patch

Town of Sandwich, Broom

Paul Ambrose, Sand

Franklin Champaigne

$ 2,535.00
1,680.45
1,818.00

845.30
469.20
20.00
74.40
106.00
32.00
108.80
61.00
48.00
2,765.25
48.00
147.20
974.25
144.00
1,315.20
207.00
10.00
38.50
102.90
48.00
1,932.22
37.00
91.98
50.00
300.00
132.00

$16,132.65

Report of Highway Agents
1969

West Side & Moultonboro Neck
Lauris E. Avery, Road Agent
January 1969 to March 1969

Lauris E. Avery, Foreman
Lauris E. Avery, Plowing
Lauris EK. Avery, Tractor
Lauris E. Avery, Truck
Lauris E. Avery, Grader
Lauris EK. Avery, Bulldozer
Lauris EK. Avery, Loader
Lauris EK. Avery, Sand
Lauris E. Avery, Power Saw
Everett Bickford, Labor
Everett Bickford, Truck
Fred Bickford, Jr., Gravel
William Ames, Plowing

Lee Huston, Plowing
Maurice McGrath, III, Plowing
Arthur Wakefield, Jr., Labor
Harold McCormick, Labor
Martin Clifford, Labor
HSFrank Smith, Jr:, Labor
Franklin Champaigne, Labor
James Gray, Labor

$ 810.00

10,993.75
2,909.00
1,816.00
2,052.00
1,536.00
2,260.00

31.50
6.00
173.25
229.50
700.20
1,106.75
1,284.50
826.50
147.00
113.75
253.75
210.00
52.50
10.50

$27,522.45

Report of Highway Agents
1969

West Side & Moultonboro Neck
Leonard Mallard, Road Agent

Winter Maintenance:

Leonard Mallard, Foreman $ 1,353.75
Leonard Mallard, Rake 138.00
Leonard Mallard, Truck 883.55
Ralph Dale, Loader 136.25
Ralph Dale, Plow 57.50
Richard Vappi, Rake 22.00
Lee Huston, Plowing 555.00
Thomas Cooney, Grader 434.55
Arthur Wakefield, Sr., Labor 164.50
Lynn Vachon, Loader 134,75
Everett Bickford, Truck 604.50
Everett Bickford, Labor 807.55
Everett Bickford, Tractor 367.50
Ambrose Brothers, Inc., Gravel 396.75
Ambrose Brothers Inc., Plowing 673.20
Franklin Champaigne, Labor 110.00
Jerry Bickford, Labor 708.00
Robert Brown, Plowing 204.00
William Ames, Plowing 270.00
Maurice McGrath, Plowing 318.00
Russell Roberts, Plowing 372.00
Horace Richardson, Plowing 96.00
Ernest Gray, Plowing 348.00
Stephan Clifford, Plowing 336.00
F. W. Hawkins, Labor 96.00
Robert Shaw, Jr., Labor 12.00
Douglas Murphy, Plowing 186.00

$ 9,785.35

Summer Maintenance:

Leonard Mallard, Foreman (Due on S. S. 1.19)

Leonard Mallard, Tractor
Leonard Mallard, Rake
Leonard Mallard, Truck
Everett Bickford, Labor
Everett Bickford, Tractor
Everett Bickford, Truck
Ralph Dale, Backhoe
Ralph Dale, Dozer
Ralph Dale, Loader

Lynn Vachon, Loader
Richard Vappi, Rake
Horace Richardson, Truck
Larry Davis, Truck
Larry Davis, Gravel
Larry Davis, Loader
Thomas Cooney, Grader
Thomas Cooney, Truck
Thomas Cooney, Tractor
Robert Wilson, Backhoe
N. H. Bituminous Co, Inc., Tar
Tilton Sand & Gravel, Gravel

Ambrose Brothers, Inc., Kona Road

Lumbertown Inc., Culvert
EK. M. Heath, Rakes & Shovels
David Reed, Labor
Almon Evans, Labor
Almon Evans, Truck
Almon Evans, Spreader
Frank McIntire, Labor
Maurice Allard, Labor
David Thompson, Labor
Robert Brown, Truck
William Wilson, Loader
William Wilson, Backhoe
Jerry Bickford, Labor
Everett Bodge, Labor
Nils Gruner, Labor
Harold Gruner, Labor
Lee Huston, Labor

“55

$ 4,047.50
366.00
1,176.00
101.85
2,975.50
2,035.00
1,003.16
104.00
24.00
305.80
73.80
276.00
398.80
496.00
63.80
48.00
755.90
110.00
59.40
64.00
351.31
363.53
4,393.25
30.66
38.30
1,188.00
52.50
51.20
12.00
7.50
63.00
69.75
23.75
140.00
48.00
956.00
11.25
11.25
11.25
6.75

$22,312.57

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Auditor’s Report
1969

To the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Moultonboro,
New Hampshire:

In accordance with your request, we have performed an
examination and audit of the financial affairs of the Town
of Moultonboro (exclusive of the Moultonboro School Dist-
rict) for the calendar year 1969. Our examination was made
in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards, and
accordingly included such audit procedures as we considered
necessary under the circumstances.

In our opinion the statement of current working assets
and liabilities as reflected in the annual report of the Town
of Moultonboro, as at December 31, 1969, (exclusive of the
Moultonboro School District) and the statement of receipts
and disbursements of the Town of Moultonboro, (exclusive of
the Moultonboro School District) and the results of budget
operations for the year 1969, present fairly the financial!
position as at December 31, 1969, and the results of budgetary
operations for the year then ended in conformity with
generally accepted accounting principals, applicable to
governmental operations in New Hampshire, applied on a
basis consistent with that of the prior year.

Respectfully submitted,
DANA S. BEANE, JR.

Certified Public Accountant
February 24, 1970

Report of Library Treasurer
1969

REGULAR OPERATION

Receipts:

Cash on Hand Jan. 1, 1969 S$ 630.07
Paid by Town Treasurer for Salaries $1,680.00
From Town Treasurer 3,320.00

Total Town Appropriation 5,000.00
State of New Hampshire for Book Purchase 100.00
Martha French Fund LiD2D2,
Moultonboro Woman’s Club in Memory of

Capt. Stephen Martin 10.00
Refund from State Librarian not used for

Purchase of Books 94,11
Fines, Sales of Books and Other Receipts 402.00

Transfer from Construction Account for
Construction Expenses and out of Operating

Funds in Previous Years 359.40
Total Receipts oO, f/ 1.10
Expenditures:

Paid by Town Treasurer:

Salary of Librarian $1,200.00

Salary of Janitor’ --- 480.00

Total $1,680.00

Paid by Library Treasurer:

Librarian’s Assistants $ 86.25

Books 2,081.55

Supplies and Equipment 245.82

Fuel 451.38

Electricity 142.59

Telephone 94.50

Repairs 21.58

Other Expense 2.00

Total $3,125.67
Total Expenditures $4,805.67

Cash on Hand Dee. 31, 1969 1,965.43
(Appropriated for 1969 Expenses Deferred to
1970 due to delays in Library Construction)

Total $6,771.10

NEW CONSTRUCTION

Receipts:
Cash on Hand Jan. 1, 1969 : None
From Town Treasurer $30,000.00
From State of New Hampshire 18,000.00
Total $48,000.00
Expenditures:
Payment on Contracts $38,937.86
Transfer to regular operations to repay Construction
Expenses paid in prior years 359.40
Total $39,297.26
Cash on Hand Dec. 31, 1969 8,702.74

(Appropriated for payments on unfinished
contracts and other expenditures)

~ $48,000.00

Respectfully submitted,
HUTCHESON PAGE:
Treasurer

Librarian’s Report

The year 1969 has been a most unusual year in the
history of the Moultonboro Library. At a previous town
meeting, funds were voted for an addition and remodeling to
the library and this year the addition was constructed and
remodeling was completed. After many delays, due to un-
controllable circumstances, the building is nearly finished,
and should be completed by town meeting. The trustees and
librarian hope that townsfolk and summer residents will
visit and make use of the fine facilities which are available
to them. Utmost care has been expended to use the taxpayers
dollar to the fullest extent possible. In spite of extreme
difficulties, the library was open at all regular times during
the period of construction.

The School Library Branch is in its 11th year with Mrs.
Isabelle Behr, Mrs. Marguerite Gruner and Mrs. Paula Smart
in attendance. The school circulated 7,161 books on Tuesday
afternoons.

The memorial list of books has grown and it continues to
grow. Books of this type are always welcome at the Library.
Memorial books were given in memory of Mrs. Inez Aston
by her daughter, Mrs. Charlene McGuinnes; William Wake-
field by his grandson, Richard Wakefield; Harriette Price,
Annie Wallis by W.S.C.8S.; Harriette Price, Lester Taylor,
Peter Larson and Virginia Sturtevant by Moultonboro His-
torical Society; Hazel Dale by Pythian Sisters and Isabelle
Behr and Evelyn Brown; Edgar Brown by Mr. and Mrs.
Gustave Behr; Lester Taylor by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Plaisted ; Harriette Price by Martha Oliver and by Katherine
Quirk Art Class; and Steven Martin by Richard Wakefield
and by Peter Pohl.

We have also had some very fine books presented to the
library. Some of the donors were Edward Blackstone, Mrs.
Harold Munroe, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Ives, Mr. and Mrs.
George Macomber, Mrs. Clarence Frye, J. A.W. Richmond
and many others. The State Library presented the library
with $100.00 which will be used for reference books.

For the first time the circulation of records has been
considerable and the library now owns between 200-300 fine
recordings which may be borrowed.

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This year has also brought its sadness. Mrs. Hazel Dale,
who had been a trustee for a considerable length of time, died
in October, and her guidance and interest has been sorely
missed as it has been at the school library branch, she having
been a volunteer there for ten years. Mrs. Beatrix Solomon
resigned as she became a resident of Gilford.

Mrs. Evelyn Brown was a most efficient assistant at
the Moultonboro Library this past summer.

The library statistics are as follows:

Circulation 1969 1968
Fiction 4,034 4,617
Non-fiction 2,385 2,983
Juvenile 2201 3,146
Magazines Ship 437
Records 243

Total 9,274 11,1538
School Branch Teatsal 6,843
Total 16,485 17,976

The number of books purchased were 445 and 271
donated, making a total of 716 books added to the library.

Diseards numbered 295.

The library hours are:

July and August — Mon., Wed. and Sat.
2°D2me 94:30. Dem: And ipa oman

September to July — Wed. and Sat.
2Z2°pm. => 4°).m. anda peli ts eae

Respectfully submitted,
Adele V. Taylor, Librarian

Planning Board Report

We regret having to report that during the last year
our former chairman, William Visser, and Arthur Solomon
found it necessary to submit their resignations. Mr. Ralph
Dale was appointed by the selectmen to replace Mr. Visser
but at this writing we are stil] lacking one member to com-
plete the five man board.

In December the Moultonboro Planning Board and the
two delegates from town were hosts to the Lakes Region
Planning Commission.

Throughout the year frequent regular meetings were
held with great enthusiasm and the board found working
together a harmonious experience. Many topics were covered
and much study put into the problems we felt we most obvi-
ous in Moultonboro at this time.

Mr. Howard Jackson, state highway engineer, spoke to
the board on requirements in contructing acceptable roads.
It was pointed out that sufficient rights of way, road slopes
and proper drainage will, in the long run, keep maintenance
costs to a minimum. It is only fair to the taxpayers that
road constructing expenses should be borne by the developers,
not the town.

It is obvious that without soil use maps of Moultonboro
a complete zoning ordinance is something that must be
tabled until the Carroll County Soil Conservation finishes
the mapping of our town. When we have no idea of the types
of soils within our boundaries or the capabilities of these
soils it would be ridiculous to present zoning regulations for
consideration to our townspeople. With this in mind we
directed our efforts at a few badly needed ordinances that
would help to protect our people both health and pocketbook
wise from any unscrupulous developer with poor planning
practices.

We have drafted ordinances on Lot sizes, Setbacks,
Roads and Building Heights which we hope to present to you
for consideration in the near future. Naturally these ordin-
ances will not apply to existing roads, lots etc. but only to
future ones.

Remember you the people of Moultonboro voted to re-
activate the Planning Board; so, when we hold the necessary
hearings on these ordinances please make the effort to
attend and let your thoughts be heard. It is the only way
you can make an intelligent decision on which way to vote on
these suggestions.

We still meet on the first and third Thursday of each
month and you will always be welcome to stop in with any
suggestions or criticisms.

Moultonboro Volunteer Fire Department

Expenditures:

Lakes Region Rural Gas, Inc. - New Equipment
Ralph Dale - Dept. Expense & Building Maint.
Clyde B. Foss Agency - Insurance

Whitten Oil, Inc. - Fuel Neck Station

New England Telephone Co. - Telephone
White Mountain Power Co. - Lights
Tamworth Oil, Inc. - Fuel Main Station

M. Roy Foss - Janitor

L. E. McCormack Store - Truck Maint.

K. M. Heath, Inc. - Dept. Exp. & Truck Maint.
Evans Radio, Ine. - Equipment Maint.

Gruner Bros. Builders - Dept. Exp. & Equip. Maint.

Area Plumbing & Heating - Building Maint.
Leary Beverage Co. - New Equip. - One Truck
Rural Gas Service, Inc. - Fuel Old Fire Station
J. J. Morin, Inc. - Building Maint.

John’s Auto Body - Truck Maint.

Lakes Region Mutual Fire Ass’n - Dues
Blanchard Ass’n, Inc. - New Equip.

Ellen’s Store - Building Maint. & Dept. Expense
Signal Auto Supply - Truck Maint.

Robbins Auto Supply - Truck Maint.

Huston Gulf - Truck Maint.

Meredith Furniture - Building Maint.

Palmer Plumbing Supply - Building Maint.
Vern’s Garage - Truck Maintenance

Sears, Roebuck, Inc. - New Equip. & Maint.
Jessie Thompson - Dept. Expense, Stamps, etc.
Lloyd George - Dept. Expense - Fire School
Ralph Bussiere - Dept. Expense - Fire School

J. A. Gilbert - Truck Maint.

New Hampshire Dept. of Labor - Dept. Expense
Lumbertown, Inc. - Building Maint.

Cantin Chevrolet - Truck Maint.

Wright Communications, Inc. - Equipment
Prescott Lumber Co. - Building Maint.

New Hampshire State Firemens Ass’n - Dues
American Fire Equipment - New Equip.
Caswell & Son - Truck Maint.

Fire Chief Magazine - Dept. Expense

Laconia Fire Dept. - Dept. Expense

$ 306.97

658.91

1,167.55

269.27
346.30
360.18
511.45
334.00
35.81
61.52
342.13
287.26
89.36
100.00
136.98
24.73
500.00
50.00
160.45
8.71
160.09
37.72
289.62
8.25
14.66
202.73
76.59
6.00

Forrest Wheaton - Building Maint. 355.00

R. H. Smith, Inc. - Equip. Maint. 88.00

General Electric Co. - New Equip. 670.45
Total Expenditures $8,771.56
Receipts:

Balance on Hand Jan. 1, 1969 $1,092.08

Town of Moultonboro 7,665.00

Sears, Roebuck and Co. ha Mi
Total Receipts $8,772.49

‘Balance on Hand Dec. 31, 1969 $ 93

RICHARD E. PLAISTED

Treasurer

Report of Forest Fire Warden
And District Chief

The 1969 fire season was a quiet one in this area. Fre-
quent rains kept the danger to a minimum and there were
few violations. Your Forest Fire Warden’s job would be
easier if everyone understood the State laws that govern
the kindling of outdoor fires. A synopsis of these laws follow:

Fire Permit

A fire permit is needed for all outdoor fires in or near
woodland anytime the ground is not covered with snow. This
includes household waste burning, even if in an incinerator,
grass burning, garden trash as well as brush burning. Such
burning is restricted by regulation to be prior to 9:00 a. m.
and after 5:00 p. m. |

Exceptions

Commercial or Industrial burning is allowed anytime
under normal conditions with permission of the District
Chief and a permit from the Fire Warden.

Camp or cooking fires are allowed on your own property
with permission of the Fire Warden. On another’s property
with written permission of the landowner and permission of
the Fire Warden. The Warden can forbid such fires if in a
hazardous area. Permits for cooking fires in the White
Mountain National Forest can be obtained from the Laconia
Office or at the Ranger Stations. Permits are not required
in public camp or picnic grounds where fireplaces have been
built for this purpose.

Penalties

1. For kindling a fire without a permit. Maximum of
$200.00 fine; or imprisonment for not more than 60
days.

2. For kindling a fire by any means wilfully or recklessly
that shall endanger woodlands the maximum fine is
is $500.00 or one year’s imprisonment.

8. For failure to totally extinguish a camp or cooking
fire before leaving it the same penalties as in (1)
above.

4. For dropping inflammable material in or near wood-
land maximum fine of $25.00.

Fire prevention is a personal matter and a good habit.
Keep our town free from smokes in 1970.
Fires reported — State 453
Fires reported — District 29
Ralph J. Dale
Forest Fire Warden

Hubert C. Hartwell, Jr.
District Chief
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VITAL
STATISTICS

Date of
Birth

BIRTHS

Registered in the Town of Moultonboro, N. H.
For the Year Ended December, 31 1969

Name of Child

Michael David Leach
Joanne Pearce

Jasen Rand Daigneau
Jennifer Lee Boucakis
Matthew Aian Colarusso
Biair Edward Thompson
Brian Eric Thompson
Trecia Bickford
Rebecea Jane Gray

Eric Marshall Saunders
Jennifer Alisa King

Michael Austin Vachon
Rebecea Faith Blake
Mark Kennedy Pagniilo
James Ronald Ames
William Frederic Mollins

Deborah Beth Whitman
Monique Anne Twomey
Michael Tyler Harvey
Charles Loren Murphy

Teresa Marie Glover

Benjamin lan Julier

Nancy Taytor

Benjamin Jeffrey Citron
Raiph Edward Bussiere, Jr.
David Charles Nedeau

William Joseph Cantwell, 3rd.

Donald George Judge
Lance William Packard

Monica Lynn Davis

Paul Young
Jonathan Wendel Tolman

Name of Father

David Chester Leach
Arthur P. Pearce, 3rd.

Robert Arthur Daigneau
Elias G. Boucakis

John M. Colarusso
David W. Thompson
David W. Thompson
Charles Roy Bickford
Ernest Paul Gray

Warren. T. Saunders
Douglas W. King

Lynn Edward Vachon
Clyde D. Blake, Jr.
George A. Pagnillo
Richard Wayne Ames
Frederic A. Mollins

Mark D. Whitman
Thomas Francis Twomey
Sherbourne M. Harvey
Douglas W. Murphy

Jeffrey F. Glover

Robert C. Julier
William L. Taytor
Philippe Citron
Ralph M. Bussiere
Francis R. Nedeau

William J. Cantwell, Jr.

Robert W. Judge
William P. Packard

George L. Davis

Raymond A. Young
William C. Tolman

Maiden Name
of Mother

Nancy Alberta Freeto
Mary Catherine Devitt

Wendy Orrie Rand
Julie C. Wallingford
Mary Belie McCormack
Nancy Lee Emerson
Nancy Lee Emerson
Jill Shannon Chase
Judith Silcox

Nancy Lynn Turner
Marie L. deGumoens

Barbara Jane Burrows
Geraldine M. Sirles
Pauline E. Hunter
Barbara M. Bushman
Vivian M. Rogers

Nancy Kaye Shute
Michaeline LeBlanc
Virgina E. Gilbert
Linda Jane Colt

Doris A. Baker

Elizabeth D. Weymouth
Joan Leighton

Doris Blackman

Donna Mae Simpson
Elizabeth McCormack

Noel S. Wright

Agnes A. Ainsworth
Patricia A. Jackson

Pauline C. Mercier

Margaret M. Nagle
Cynthia Johnson

MARRIAGES

Registered in the Town of Moultonboro N. H.
For the Year Ended December 31, 1969

Date

Name and Surname
of Groom and Bride

John Frederick Burkes
Pamela Ann Molburg
Francis Alvin Burtos.
Virginia B. Emerson

Ray Joseph Poitres
Joanne Elaine Merrill

Scott R. McCormack
Diane M. Waldron

Jerry Gene Bickford
Esther Lillian Copp

Timothy G. Batchelder
Deborah Ann Clark

Raoul Henry Poudrier
Dorothy Francis Toner
William Arthur Atwood
Marjorie Irene Dufault

William Bonn Adjutant
Rachael Bernice Hicks
Franklin Paul Champaigne
Barbara Jane Monteith

Ernest Leroy Roberge
Beverly D. Moseley
Thomas F. Murray
Claire Cypher
Willard D. Saunders
Laura Lee Dow

Russell Thomas Brockman
Jennifer Ann White
James Francis Gray
Nancy Ada White

Scott N. Rolfe

Sidney J. Beck

Tenho Charles Tikka
Bessie M. Hastings

Herbert E. Johnson, Jr.
Linda J. Monteith
Forrest Sullivan

Beverly M. Arendt
Richard Peter Dixon
Sherry Ann Molburg

Wayne Carol Wakefield
Beverly June Smith

John L. Emerson
Diana Wiggins

Edmund Romos
Nancy Ann Miles

Meskys

Age

33
19

Residence at Time

of Marriage

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Name and Title of
Person by Whom
Married

Rev. Gerard Noel

Kenneth

C. Smith, J. P.

Rev. Robert W. Lamson

Charlotte H. Straw, J. P.

Rev. Edwin G. Godden

W. Irving Brown, J. P.
Rev. Gerard Noel

Kenneth C. Smith, J. P.

Rev. M. H. Rettberg, Jr.
Rev. Edwin G. Godden

Kenneth C. Smith, Sr., J.
Kenneth C. Smith, Sr., J.
Kenneth C. Smith, Sr., J.

Rev. Edwin G. Godden
Rev. Sheldon L. York
Rev. J. Desmond O’Connor
Elder Hoyette Johnson

Rev. Edwin G. Godden

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Kenneth C. Smith, Sr., J. P.

Rev. George W. Wickersham 1]

Rev. John Howell

Rev. Albert W. Snow

Rev. Gerard Noel

DEATHS

Registered in the Town of Moultonboro N. H.
For the Year Ended December 31, 1969

= o Place of Maiden Name
on Name < Birth Name of Father of Mother
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1969
Jan.

10 Michael David Leach 6 hrs. New Hampshire David Leach Nancy Freeto

{6 Thomas D. Maher 3 Massachusetts Robert Emmett Maher Elizabeth Riley

25 Howard C. Shaw 78 New Hampshire Clinton Shaw Almina Brown
Feb.

28 Edgar E. Brown 69 New Hampshire Moses G. Brown Chestina Robbins
Mar.

3 Annie May Wallis 92 New Hampshire Charles Horne Martha J. Durgin

10 Tessie Ackerman 66 Hungary John Geisp Maria Reed

19 Jeannette A. Candelet 64 Rhode Island Napoleon Boisvert Anna Duteau

20 Harriette C. Price 67 Missouri Ralph G. Clark Blanche (n) Redman
April

4 Jennie Hutchins 79 New Hampshire John M. Meade Nancy Fletcher

18 Abby Belden 73 Massachusetts Clarence C. Belding Nellie Snow
May

3 Henry V. Charlet 68 France Celestine Charlet Mary Peuette

4 FF. Lester Taylor 64 Massachusetts Fred Taylor Carrie Greene

9 Evelyn L. Farina 84 New Hampshire Arthur H. Lamprey Carrie Day

15 Roy S. White 88 Nova Scotia William White Mary Ann Harvey

{6 Peter O. Larson 83 Sweden John P. Larson Birgitta Jenson
June

7 Clyde C. Brown 6! Massachusetts Daniel Brown Helen Flint

29 Charles Bickford 74 New Hampshire Minot Bickford Dela Ruiter
July

{{ Thomas C. Davis 98 New Hampshire John C. Davis Elizabeth Smith

21 Ralph Wakefield 84 New Hampshire Henry R. Wakefield Elvira Horn
Sept

9 Lillian E. Pelletier 85 Canada John B. Watson Catherine Boyd

{6 Victor F. Currier 37 New York Elwin Currier Lillian Aldrich

29 Lawrence R. Taylor 63 Massachusetts Fred D. Taylor Carrie E. Greene

30 Shirley F. Bickford 73° New Hampshire Minot Bickford Della Ruiter
Oct.

29 Armando Caggiano 65 Massachusetts Joseph Caggiano Grace D’Ambrosia
Nov.

6 Hazel B. Dale 49 Maine Norman C. Kennedy lasia Forbes

24 Kenneth F. Vittum 56 New Hampshire Ernest Vittum Agnes Ames
Dec.

{9 Virginia B. Sturtevant 75 New Hampshire Paul Clary Elizabeth Brodie

30 D. Earle Beede 77 + Massachusetts Daniel Q. Beede Unknown

the best of my knowledge and belief.

I hereby certify that the above is correct, according to

Respectfully submitted,
KENNETH E. SMITH, Sr.

Town Clerk

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Telephone
Moultonboro Neck 284-6472
Center Harbor Fire Dept. 253-4362
Moultonboro Fire Dept. 284-6472

DOCTORS
Dr. Aleksander Ratsep (Moultonboro) 284-6644
Huggins Hospital _ (Wolfeboro) 569-2150
Lakes Region General Hospital (Laconia) 524-3211
Meredith Medical Clinic 279-6637
Inter-Lakes Medical Center (Meredith) 279-4587
Dr. Edwin Remick (Tamworth) © 323-7781
Kemp-Symonds Ambulance Service 279-4431 |
POLICE
Frank E. McIntire 253-4869
FOREST FIRE WARDEN
Ralph Dale 284-6406
Red Hill Fire Tower ) 253-4435
} TOWN CLERK
Kenneth Smith 284-6246
‘TAX COLLECTOR
Ernest L. Berry 253-4530
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